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In this episode, 13-year-old Addison Modrzynski joins the show to discuss her inspiring equestrian safety initiative, the HORSE Project (Helmets On Riders Save Equestrians), sharing how her personal experience with a traumatic brain injury inspired her mission to promote helmet awareness and donate helmets to riders in need. Plus, Auditor Carol drops by to give a recap of her memorable trip to Spruce Meadows, detailing what motivated her journey and how the iconic venue compares to other major show jumping events. Plus, some weird news!
HORSES IN THE MORNING Episode 4042– Show Notes and Links:
Hosts: Jamie Jennings of Flyover Farm and Glenn the Geek
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Title Sponsor: Chewy Equine
Pic Credit: Auditor Carol and Addison
Guest: Addison Modrzynski on her inspiring equestrian safety initiative, the HORSE Project (Helmets On Riders Save Equestrians)
Guest: Auditor Carol
Sponsor: CareCredit
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Additional support for this podcast provided by: Equine Network and Listeners Like You

Time Stamps:
01:30 - Keensland Sales
05:10 - Daily Whinnies
07:20 - Jamie's New Horse
16:10 - Addison Modrzynski
26:15 - Auditor Carol
35:15 - History
41:00 - Weird News

A chronic equine escapee and an owner undergoing a difficult life transition don't sound like a good combination. But what happens when concerned members of the horse community step up to help? Listen to find out.
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In this episode of Saddle Talk with Sandy & Cara, the hosts share updates on physical recovery, equine training breakthroughs, and navigating fear on the trail.
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Episode Overview
Injury & Recovery: Cara shares an update on her fractured pelvis, detailing the balance between physical therapy, avoiding "stupid" setbacks like steep stairs, and letting pain act as a natural gauge for healing.
Training & Groundwork Updates: Sandy details bringing her horse Kaia home after two months of professional training with Jason, reflecting on foundational groundwork, building confidence with young mares, and using body language instead of forceful correction.
Body Energy & Horsemanship Techniques: Inspired by trainers like Chris Irwin, their trainer Jessica, Ryan Rose, and Monty Roberts, the duo explores the concepts of "blocking," "drawing," and "pushing" energy, emphasizing how subtle seat and leg cues create a better connection than pulling on the reins.
Overcoming Trail Anxiety & Rider Confidence: A discussion on navigating environmental triggers like strong winds, managing lack of confidence versus gut instincts, and learning when to push through fear or safely dismount.
Looking Ahead: The hosts share future plans for trail rides, ponying horses together, introducing obstacle challenges, and progressing with Cara's horse, Armani.

In this episode, we dive into the world of equestrian fashion and unpack what it takes to stand out in the arena—from judge perception to custom tailoring.
Segment 1: AQHA Fashion Trends & Evolution with Emma Koprowski
First up, we chat with Emma Koprowski, founder and head designer of Horse Show Beauty Designs. Emma shares her expertise on the current state of AQHA show pen style, how fashion trends have shifted over the years, and what truly makes an eye-catching outfit. We discuss:
The role fashion plays in influencing a judge’s overall impression.
Is there such a thing as going "over-the-top" in show apparel?
The biggest style trends shaping the show pen right now.

Connect with Emma Koprowski & Horse Show Beauty Designs: Website | Facebook | Instagram | TikTok
Segment 2: Expo Curation & Apparel Design with Jennifer Sharpnack
Next, veteran clothing designer Jennifer Sharpnack joins us to give a behind-the-scenes look at curating wardrobe collections for major equestrian events like Equine Affaire and Horse Fest. With years of design experience under her belt, Jennifer breaks down:
What it takes to build outfits for high-profile equestrian expos.
Trends she is seeing in and out of the ring.
The essential design elements, fit, and tailoring that elevate a piece from good to show-stopping.

Connect with Jennifer Sharpnack - Facebook

Dr. Simon Daniels is an Associate Professor of Equine Science at the School of Equine Management and Science, Royal Agriculture University in the United Kingdom. Much of his research has been on the equine GI tract and microbiome.
My Senior Horse - Episode 53 Guests and Links:
Guests: Dr. Simon Daniels, Associate Professor of Equine Science at the School of Equine Management and Science, Royal Agriculture University in the United Kingdom.
Connect with Host: Kimberly S. Brown of Editorial Director of My Senior Horse | Email Kim (kbrown@equinenetwork.com) | Follow Kim on LinkedIn (@kimberlylsbrown)